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| Enterprise (ENT) The Warp Five Project has produced the first Star Fleet Star Ship. Klingons have made First Contact. In ten short years Captain Archer must help form a Federation of Planets. |
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| Registered User Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Gwynedd
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| Think I will have to disagree with HII It is the asides, even the 'shipping' that is making Enterpise a pleasure to watch and follow, it makes the whole thing balance properly. On a small ship like Enterprise, there must be interactions between the crew, they are human, or almost so, not the androids of TNG. As long as it does not take over from the SciFi exploration theme, or they spring something out of no where a'la Voyager. For me, it made this one of the best episodes yet. With Reed and whats his face trying to do the serious stuff, while the crew continue with what life they have. |
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| Registered User Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Gwynedd
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| I'm beggining to sympathise with T'Pot. Since the series began, she has found that Vulcans are not as squeaky clean, logical, or as clever as she had hitherto believed. Perhaps that is the real underlying sideline behind Enterprise? Like teaching Data to be human in TNG, or Seven of Nine teaching the Voyager crew the same trait? |
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| Wherever I Am, I'm There Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Greater London
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| Without spoiling, Brannon Braga has let slip some big developments for season two -- the Vulcans have some huge secrets about their interference in human affairs before 'First Contact'. I think that T'Pol will also see her race in a different light after the truth is exposed |
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